SB19 member Josh Cullen has a new album titled "Lost and Found".

It’s his most personal musical effort to-date, highlighting his childhood struggles as a narrative to the tracks in the album.

“Hindi po talaga ako well-off unlike other people na nakapag-aral ng normal, may family na maayos. Ako nagstart ako, hanggang Grade 3 (studies) lang po, at the age of 15 independent na. Ang dami na pong sumubok sa akin sa buhay talaga, lahat po iyong kumbaga, yun po yung reason kung bakit gusto kong i-share ito,” he said.

Josh added that he couldn’t think of anything else to share except for this slice of his past, and how he used all those roadblocks and challenges as positive energy to reach where he is today. 

“Yung isa sa mga music na kasama sa ‘Lost and Found’, sinabi ko na ‘namatay na yung kabataan ko maaga pa lang’. So hindi ko talaga siya na-experience. Ngayon ko pa lang po talaga minsan tina-try i-enjoying yung life.” 

Through his new music, he hopes that his listeners would be moved and inspired by his story. 

“Mixed emotions po yung album itself. May narrative talaga na kinukwento ko sa simula na sabihin nating toddler ako, hanggang sa tumanda ako nandoon po lahat. Gusto ko mabigyan sila ng inspirasyon na even though malupit ang buhay, meron laging pag-asa at merong way para makarating sa tuktok.” 

Some of the tracks included in his ‘Lost and Found’ album are ‘1999’, ‘See Me’, ‘Silent Cries’, ‘Honest’, ‘Lights Out’ (featuring Mo of Alamat), ‘Sumaya’ and his latest single ‘No Control’. Last Friday, September 6, Josh and his team organized a livestreaming party as he launched the music video for ‘No Control’. 

Josh also expressed his gratitude and appreciation for all the successes that SB19 continues to reap like the ‘Pagtatag’ docu-film, the Billboard K Power 100 recognition, Billboard Fan Army vote among others. 

“Masaya po kami na naikwento po namin sa tao yung mga struggles namin during the tour ng Pagtatag at kung paano kami mas tumatag and yung Billboard, we are so honored to have represented the Philippines at buong OPM industry.”